Why the study?
The safety and feasibility of a 12-hour delayed rewarming intervention in infants following congenital heart disease surgery had not been established.
Does a 12-hour delayed rewarming intervention improve safety and feasibility in infants <6 months old following cardiopulmonary bypass surgery for congenital heart disease?
Does a 12-hour delayed rewarming intervention improve safety and feasibility in infants <6 months old following cardiopulmonary bypass surgery for congenital heart disease?
A 12-hour delayed rewarming intervention is feasible and appears safe in infants following cardiopulmonary bypass surgery, warranting further investigation.
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Delayed rewarming appears safe and feasible post-infant CHD surgery; extends temperature management data and supports larger efficacy trials.
Craig et al. (2021) studied this question.
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